A man in India, who fell in love with his mother-in-law and ended up marrying her, has now realised the folly of his ways and filed for divorce.
Suraj Mahto, 22, hit the headlines in June when he abandoned his wife, Lalita and married her mother, 42-year-old Asha Devi.
The unusual affair began when Mrs Devi came to stay with the couple in the village of Puraini in Bihar last year.
She looked after Mr Mahto when he became ill and they fell in love.
When she returned home, he would call her on phone and they would talk for hours and would also visit her at her home.
Lalita found out about the affair and told her mother to stay away, but she refused.
Lalita’s father, who worked in a factory in Delhi, was also unable to stop the passionate affair.
Eventually, despite the objections of villagers, the couple eloped and married on June 1 this year in nearby Dhamdaha.
Two months on, the couple have both realised they have made a mistake.
The Gulf News reported that Mr Mahto said: “I have come to realise my folly. I admit I have committed the mistake, but will never repeat in future.
“Now, I no longer treat her as my wife. Rather, I have started paying her regard as a mother.”
He said he would go on bended knee and beg Lalita to have him back. The couple have a son together.
Mrs Devi is also seeking to undo her actions.
She said of Mr Mahto: “No longer do I treat him as my husband, but as a son-in-law. We have already filed a divorce petition in the court and I want to return to my husband as soon as possible.”
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